New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 19

—-o——————— FUND DISBURSING GETS UNDER WaY Gommittee to Supervise Relief Distribution Organizes At a meeting held yesterday after- noon, disbursement of the emergency relief fund for which $14,000 has been raised was started following organization of the committee ap- pointed to supervise its distribution. Mrs. George W. Corbin was elected chairman, and Comptroller William H, Day was named secretary, Others who compose the commit- tee are W. Manville Johnson, Mrs. Howard Parsons, Chief W. C. Harl, Chief W. J. Noble, Miss Anne O'Brien, Miss Lolla M. Littlchales, Hugh McKenna and Curtis L. Shel- don. Mayor /Quigley of the committee, ex-officio. Only three cases were ready for the committee’s action, two of which were found to be in the province of the Welfare department. Belfef that the fund will continue to grow until it reaches $50,000 was €xpressed by the mayor. Treasurer Sheldon will carry out the financial side of the distribution. His accounts will be checked by Mr. Day. Relief will not be given cash. The money wiil supply need either clothing, fuel or shelter. will remain in confidence among the group making up the commniittee. A record of each one will be kept by the secretary but will not be open 10 public perusal. LEVIATHAN SKIPPER All cases RESIGNS COMMAND - Commadore Cunningham to Take Job on Shore Soon New York, Dec. 11 (A—Commo- dore Harold A. Cunningham, sound steamer to be commander of the liner Leviathan and the senior ranking officer in the American mer- ch marine, is quitting the sea. Joseph 5. Sheedy, executive vice president of the United States Lines, | announced tod he had received Commodore Cunningham tion. The commodore will remain in command of the Leviathan until February, when the ship goes into drydock for her ann overhauling. Regrets His Decision 1 sincerely regret the resignation of Commodore Cunningham,” Sheedy said. “IFor the past three years he has been master of the Le- | and prior to that he number of other ships, George Washing- viathan manded a among them the ton. “He has an enviable record as & navigator and although a disciplinarian, every man who serv- ed under him holds him in the high- est esteem. To a large number of his friends his resignation will come as a surprige. We are very sorry to lose him. We congratulate him in his new connections and wish him every suc- cess.” Sheedy said the commodore’s friends understood he planned to be- | the | come a shipping executive of Standard Shipping Company of New York. Wants Shore Berth For several years, Commodore Cunningham's assoclates said, he has been restless at sea and eager to be ashore with his family at Glen Ridge, N. J When the United States entered the war Commodore Cunningham was made chief officer of the Mo- mus, a troop ship carrying soldiers to France. He became the Leviathan when she was con- verted into a troopship after her gcizure from the Germans. After the war he commanded the Mt. Vernon in the transport service, then entered the service of the United States Mail Steamship Com- | he commanded the Panhandle State. After that com- mand he went to the George Wash ington for the United States Lincs. PAYROLL SUSPECT touthbridge. Mass. Dec Charged with havin cated in a $6,000 payroll holdup at the Premier Mills in Pascoag, R, 1., about eight Gallario, 44, was arrested here day According to police, Gallario was arrcsted shortly after the robbery and held in $10.000 bail but default- ed and since had been a fugitive from justice. pany for which HELD 11 (UP) DR. THOMPSON DIES Hartford, Dec. 11 (P—Dr. White- field N. Thompson, superintendent of | the Hartford Retreat, dled at (hfl Hartford hospital shortly after noon. GIFTS FOR HIM See the CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE in Tonight's Herald Classified Section a member | in | be used to| through food or | who | rose from a post on a Long Island | com- | strict | been 1mpli- | - | years ago, Vincent to- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930. City Items The John Erickson Republican club will hold its monthly meeticg tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at 0da Fellows hall. card party tonight at 7:30 at church basement. Refreshments will be served. The committee in charge is Miss Stella Todzia and Miss Row Kaczmarczyk. John Clarkin of 29 Cooke ill(‘ i, Waterbury, an employe of the Haven railroad in this city was treat- ed at the New Britain General hos- pital shortly after 1:30 this after noon for an injury sustained at his work and which consisted of a bad- ly smashed little finger on his left hand. FEDERAL INTEREST the \Revenue Agents Confer in N. Y. Magistracy Inquiry Dec. | authorities today became interested | in disclosures resulting from the in- auiry into magistrates courts. Reports that certain magistrates and policemen had incomes aside revenue agents into conference witk special prosecuto: Results of the conference were not made known, but the federal agents were expected to sit future open hearings in th division of the supreme Isador J. Kresel, the inquiry, court whilz questions policemen bank accounts. John Steiner, a bondsman accus- ed in testimony at the inquiry of overcharging for a bail bond, was held for trial on $500 bond. He| was accused by Sigrid Johnson, one | |of 57 women alleged to have been arrested on trumped-up vice charges Another bondsman, Abraham -T Litz, was dismissed. | Musical Club Will Give Program Sunday 1t was announced definitely today by President Herbert S. Wood of the | New Britain Musical club that a free public musicale will be given 4 o'clock next Sunday afte The announcement, it was { could not m ooner b of a lack of certainty about | date for the performance. It | added, | bers of the ciub have been ready | to provide the program for a week | or more, awaiting the definite | nouncement of the date which came noon. be de cause the was an- | today. Taking part in the frce public event will be an ensemble of six so- | pranos under ter L. Magnuson. The complete pro- “gmm will be made public, it was | stated, before the end of the weck. | RUNS APPEAR ENDED Shanghai, Dec. 11 (P)—Runs on | the Canton and Hongkong branches of the National City Bank of New York apepared ended today and bu iness was rapidly returning to nor- mal in both institutior Officials of the Canton branch es- timated that the bank paid out more than 5,000,000 dollars Mexican (about $2,000,000) No estimate was forthcoming the Hongkong branch. HONOR M'DONALD'S DAUGHTER Oxford, Eng.,, Nov. 21 (UP)— eila, daughter of Prime Minister MacDonald, has been elected cap- tain of the Somerville College hock- ey team. ommander of | Miss Be Miss Bernice West Broad strec ed away today at General hospital resident of Plainville of years Funeral arrang plete and are Bailey & Co. ice Moor Moor: Plainville th She pass- New Britain had for a n been a imber ements are in charge of W. om A Michacl Duffy Michael Duffy, aged 49, a native and resident of this city practically all his life, died this morning after an illness of several months. Surviving is a cousin, Duffy of this city. Funeral arrangements, in charge of John J. Tarrant, are incomplete. Mrs. Hattie Koch Funeral services for M Koch, aged 62, of 708 Kast street, who died Tuesday, werc held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home { of her daughter, Mrs. Frank McHale of 709 East street. Rev. Martin W. | Gaudian, pastor of St. John's Ger- | man Lutheran church, officiated | Burial was in Fairview cemeter Thomas Huttie ‘ Albert Dary | Funeral services for Albert Dary, | aged 44, formerly of this city, who died yesterday at his home at 50 | Bronson avenue, Meriden, will be | held tonight at 7:30 at the home. Burial will be in Derby tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere The Children of Mary Sodality of | the Holy Cross church will give a| IN PROBE AROUSED 11 (Pr—Federal | from their salaries brought internal| in at| appellate | during the run. | from | , who is \.unduumb‘mb“ he and others about their salaries and | ball teams meet in the Rose bowl at Pasadena, Cal | by the club at the Burritt hotel at | resigna- | stated, | Tammany district 1 however, that various mem- | | He the direction of Wal-| | sel | $800,000 Funerals ‘ | ntanks to all our friends and rela-| tives for their sympathy and flow- rs, during our recent bereavement n the death of our beloved daughter | ana sister, Estelle Sadowski. | signea, MR. and MRS BENJAMIN SADOWSKI ALBIN SADOWSKI and MF MATHEW SKINGER. ‘lcnn “common bus driver.” ) Rose Queen and Her Court | market Associated Press Photo Mary Lou Waddell (seated) n the Alabama Unive reign over the tournament of ity and Washington state foot- , January 1. Arnold Alice Ashley (left,) Myrna Wilson (center) and Fannie are her ladies-in-waiting. MARSHAL WITNESs RIGHARDS IS GIVEN - INTAMMANY %SASSE ENGINEERS' MEDAL Jacob Gasht Says Healy Didw't Former New Britain Man Be- Pay lor Bracelet comes World Renowned Tnventor [%: &) arsha wrtin J ler as a witr of Healy 1cy on cha Appoints d today to a Healy he had fore, his sale to gold 15 jewel also said | diamond of his res New Yor ke city M Jacoh who aly, for to- nd s of 1 He his ¢ day Tho ment the retrial Tomm bartering a judicial Cash testifi tion with tioned by a white at as T, nt tran not 1 Healy vatch for ive Mrs. Heal bracelct at the Lo~ en- of 315, a 4ccompl §850 ppoi t “You didn't tell the jury last trial about selling He watch,” Sidney defense aid. For You didn't Healy paid you?" Syme “He H tried Ewald for the band for appoint ma t embership of at the aly a coun- il carcer as 1d- nic yme, ha for the ed pay for Tomr didn ly charge of fro MURPHY GIVES TALK Hartford, Dec. 11 (P meet the wave of crime that is continu- ally on the increase, Chief Proba- tion Officer Joseph P. Murphy of Essex county, N, addressing the Connecticut Probation Officers' a iter church To rred upon improved that ha ception of the job of education by civil service of office, to att of people to the "n opportunity sonnel d's room in tord > consist- of nical xwell and a trai att Mu el ]u presentatior ed of Calvin W, American So¢ ngineers and Maxwell ( ral Fowne W y nd a challeng STATE RECEIVERSHIP Me,, Dec. 11 (Rr—A civership for ma Mfg. ( REAL Portland ng concer T ip FOUND AD n of Clough GARDENLER D 1 ily the infer te firm as the The action in cqu forth that the firm has real esta hold- ings with a value of approximately upon which t arc | totaling approximately snit” as much in of the real S brough said d sure and added Leen dead for body was U. S. INDIANS Washington—T dian is of Asi to Dr. Ales Hr Smithso Of mortgages $600.000. COLOGNE BANS POSTERS Cologne, Germany, Dec d ink posters and hand i ing of political boten™ in this Prussia under today Public ASIATIC to the horig issued A 1ce World that i ortions nervousness out of istrial and bles is bad plained, withou inflammatory type. Government exempted from the fal trou- rolice ex- e irritant ing are enongh, the furth proclamations of ir MAN DIES 11 (®—Corneli e irin nt 1 two L% ed in t PREPAREDNISS? Does l DANBURY Danbury, Dec 78, a ne 1 prominent b this city and en and undertakin Main street for died his home survived b Detur man o furnitur ) 111 pa today vears, He is Miss Helen all of this city. will be held church Monday o'clock. the carly Th in & INSULTED N. J.—A bus hen Thom him a vas 1 local b t he did him with RADIO OUNTS ( \\\h”\ serlin — Villager Hars who driver is all J. Hauley's common bus Hanley. ently told nd having kick him sleep did resent the Trenton right, but wife called driver, tha wiio pilots in court Nis wife him out of on the floor finding The radio has sup d erly sold ) - livings for and sell lifficult son is erent re t to at canary birds whict ght a high pr most nothing. th mi a bottle and r but he are now |Stock Market List Drifts Lower |Several Issues Decline Two| After Remaining Fairly Steady During Fore Part of Its Sesslon { . n | Pullman Co Radio Corp Rad-Keith-Or Reading R R . | Rem Rand Rep Irn & Roy Dutch N Y Sears Roebuck sinclair Oil .. outhern Pac . | Southern Ry ew York, Dec. 1 1#—The stock |Stand Brands . drifted substantially lower |Standard Gas after holding fairly steady during | Std Oil Cal the early trading today. |Std Oil of NJ elling was r volume, and | Std Oil of NY 10 6 points |Stewart W'rner ar 1debaker was orderl, xas Corp s Gulf Sul n Rol Ber Union Carbide Union Pacific U'td Gas & I'p United Corp U S Ind Alco U S Rubber U S Steel anadium Warner Br Pic 15 West'gh's Elec 947% Willys Overland 4% Woolworth 58 to Six Points to W Lows for Bears—Liqui- dation Orderly. several issues ¢ to new lows for th Liquidation wever, new minimum to 4 points in- Baltimore m, Para- oreign Pow- Columbia. wh 0, \m")lv & We: ount, American and Johns Manville, ¢ Carbon, American Water W and Worthington Pur Atchison los 6 points. Other shares losing 2 to 3 | s included T Steel, Ameri- Teley Byers, ican ‘mM 0 . and Loes Dvpl ssing Factor :cent heaviness in some of the modities appeared to be a de- pressing factor i stock market. | Cotton futures sold at new lows for | he season, which came on the heels of the sag in copper and silver. Steel prices, how seem to be \antaining their recent improve- t, and stabilization of wheat ems to progress satisfactorily. An adverse psychological factor, s the news of the tak- uptown bank by the commissior but ned to regard bitter but Amer : e LOCAL STOCKS (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Insurance Stocks Bid Aectna Life Ins Aetna Fire Automobile Ins | Conn General Hartford Fire Hfd Steam Boiler National Fire Fhoenix Fire Travelers Ins Co . Manufacturing American Hardware Arrow-Hart & H. Billings & Sper Bristol Brass Colt’s Arms gle Loc Fafnir Bea | Hart & Cooley Landers, F N B Mac North & Judd . Palmer Bros ¥ | Peck, Stowe & Wil « Russell Mfg Co covill Mfg Co tandard Screw Stanley Works Torrington Co Union Mfg Co Veeder-Root . Public Utilities Stocks Conn Elec Service 66 Conn Lt & P 532 % pfd 102 Conn Power 6115 Hfd ¥ Hfd Gas Co com ., Hfd Gas Co pfd N B Gas outhern N E Gray Pey % Casualty .. ver Co rec aturally, w ing over of te banki Wall street this development tonic pill While on newer ones in the out important con surrounding of ex: Wall str action n in of co g was incl the insti was one of city, and was the been for cls that s found to been step to- revival dence. Tells of Cotton | Legge it had > basis s tin tt 0. ward Chairman d pre is of t Ing out that stocks out the world are bei pleted, and the cotton hs the farm aging an- n, point- through- g steadily de- reduction in the s been 1 the reduction in sp Mr. Le ind governmen uld ¢ wheat carry-ov prices refuse vel of domestic A conspicuous Vs decl divic 1y activity. that the to hold s for- to the o to quot iter 70 105 63 come tions of corporate tion of the reg- nds on the $7 1 issues of Interna- Power, with the had been a income, so now being vas the quarterly 6 preferr Paper an nation that there in re nal Tel TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance, $39,10 we little rather ex- in Mont to Ne MARKET AT TH: 2:00-8:00 P. M. | New York, Dec struction contracts metropolitan area of om December 1 to December 5 to- led 8,060,400, a daily rate of $ 000 for each of the five busi-| s days, compared with a daily | of $2,465,000 in November, F.| Dodge Corp, reports. The daily e for December last year was $4,- W. operating e ol Burlingt 1ated at repo inco ailroad Dow is esti & Co. s, compared ember last Products from will, be used in con- the acquisition of the Maryland Dairy Corp., and nection with acquisition evy Chase Diary. 185,378 which sction Co. has 32,543 Biscuit to list for Wiles ermission ares of common stock pose of acquirin Mich Mo in Gas . 13 NY Prod ble Steel tiss Wt cm Dav Chemical Del & Hudson 1 i Kodak 1 Autolite ARINGS (UP)—Bank ng NEW YORK CL 24,( : credit balance de < CLEARINGS 11 (UP)—Bank $66,000,000; BOSTON BA Boston, Dec. nges, Would Let Corporations Deduct Sum for Relief Washington, Dec. 11 (A—Chair- an Hawley of the house ways and means comn today introduced a bill sponso etary Mellon horize co t 1t gross income amounts contri- for charitabl d unemploy- relief p in computing income tax. 1 Paige Con Cop Motor ‘n Cop y thei nent W to ker L Harvester Mr. Mellon said that in view Intl Nickel .. existing emergency and the Intl Tel & Tel corporations as well Johns-Manville ould be encouraged to cor Kresge berally to relief organizations, Kroger 2 ve that it would be advisat gh Valley 4¢ 9% |the time being, to allow corporat uid Cab'n'c the same deductions R'kwell individuals in res Math Alkali exclusively for MK&TR loyment emerg Missouri Pac 8 Mont Ward Nash Motors Nat Biscuit t Cash Re orth of the il as indiv o le, for ons 4 Ma ct of charita Real Estate News d d has transferre an undivid property Julia E to Dominick one-half interest Hart street. Naples aples Am Co . in Mot s North Kard -Am t La. .“‘fl 3 'OR BEST RESULTS 60% (USE HLRALD CLASSIFIED ) i P P P 5 Pub Serv N J ADS EDDYBROTHERS & G2 NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street HARTFORD MERIDEN 33 Lewis Street 43 Colony Street COLT PATENT FIREARMS BOUGHT, SOLD and QUOTED Shaw & Crompamy MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Tel. 5200. We Offer: CENTRAL HANOVER BANK & TRUST CO. ve and most ns were at a slight conces= sion from yesterday's final prices. Turnover was especi large in liberty honds. Liberty 3%s, 1st 1 and 4th 4 1-4s were heavily GURB LIST UNDER PRESSURE AGAIN Supporting ‘Bids for Qils Under Previous Close sharp dip_in bond reflected the cial sources, lo- s said New York not disposing of now are the spring of 1928 ve been no indicas t would lead ie extreme ease of which make bonds ate is nearing an BELLIGERENT BOY HELD FOR ABUSING OFFICIALS Authority of Health Depts circle und 3 owed some disy t t d a n in rece supporting bids for considerably under clos Industria Al~ o ome little more ssions and oils were previous special th the and v th d Afew act ve utilities sagged to new lows and a majority of the ¥ very close to the old min Bond & Share, however its loss to not much more nt in 1 Su- more Electri Questions ned » poir Superintendent and Policeman to Enforce Quarantine. power was weak, losing than iwo points. Scattered soft spots in t t included Anglo Chilez Cooper Bessemer, Gulf Oil, V and Electric Power Associat lost 2 point or two. Citie also was Stan Ohio made a new low for Numerous indu Marian Super, 18 years old, of 114 ow street was placed under are 20 o'clock today by Polices 1 Jon:s after he had become to D Louis J. Dumont, it of the board of the policeman when he rned that he must obey the ne restrictions: which had neavy. m : alleged tr d to leave as told that if he stay away s when Super ate premises today went out he became abu- h superintend= d questioned their him to abide by imposed by a quare 0. Smitl Aluminum Company Americ Call money rer DECLINE RESUMED ON BOND YARKET Sizable Reductions Appear in Rails and Industrials and wed on the curb ken into custody and dged at police headquarters where is awaiting a bondsman who will sure his appearance rrow’s police court session where he will be charged with breach of the peace. Babe Ruth Bags Big Buck On Caxohna Hunting Trip I 11 (P—Babe to New York to- g buck deer as tha ten days’ hunting van near here. bino had plenty of luck il, geese and ducks, but the led yesterday, was the only ged. sumed today s devy HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS rading in U USE OUR STOCK and YOUR STOCKING should get acquainted Maybe you've passed the age of actually hanging up your stock- ing Christmas eve...but mentally, at least, we all still do it. For months we've been thinking of Christmas . . . planning and pur chasing to make our stock worthy of your stocking. A splendid assortment of gifts ready for your selection , . . at all prices. Diamonds of superb quality and cutting—in a variety of modern and unique settings. Special silver pieces—-like cold meat fork, £2.50, or berry spoon, $3.50—are ideal gifts. Strap, bracelet and pocket watches in the latest styles by the leading makers. Did you know that 26-pieces of 1847 RocErs Bros. in a lovely utility tray, costs only £34.25. M. C. 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